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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
rELEGKAPHfo SUMMARY.

The New York Club Board of Direc-
tors voted unanimously Monday night 10
expel Colone! Edward Gebhard from the
club.
Prince Henry, the second son OF the
Crown Prince. will remain at San Reno
All the winter with his father. The gen
era health of the Crown Prince is good.
The London Times, referring to the in
teryiew with Mr Parnrll, published yes
lerday. says il has confirmed the suspi-
cion that Mr.. Parnell is really not the
leader Of the Irish party, but merely an
old parliamentary hand retained by the
real leaders to do, namely, TO manage the
work of the party in the House OF Com
mons.
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WESTERN FOREST FIRES.
Recent Winds Cause Them to Spread
Rapidly.

CHICAGO, November, % An Anna,
III special says The forest fires are still
raging in all parts Of this and surround
ing counties. The high wind Of Satur
day scattered them over a much larger
territory than formerly, and it is almost
impossible to check them. Several farm
buildings in the Mississippi bottoms have
burned, among them one belonging to NJ
Y. Eayes Of this city The residence Of
A. c. Musgrave, farmer living east of
town, was destroyed last night, together
with ali its contents. Bridges, ties, and
telegraph poles on the lines OF both the
Illinois Central and Mobile and Ohio
railroads have burned and delayed trail
considerably. No rain of any conse
quence has lallen here fos five months.
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Virginia Fire and Marine and lnsur-
ance Company against Saunders and
wife Argued by Judge W W Crump
for The plaintiff in error and A. 5. Lee,
Esq. for defendants in error. and sub
mifted
Weiss against Hobbs Argued by John
Lyon, Esq forplaintif in error.
Potomac Manufacturing Company and
others against Evans and others Ap.
peal allowed and wpTsedeas awarded to
decree of the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Alexandria, pronounced 9Th Of Septem
ber. 1881
Fleming and Bro. against the Lone
Jack Company Writ Of error and
suDpsedoos awarded TO judgment render
ed boy ihe Corporation Court Of the city
of Lynchburg on the 29th Of September
1897
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TIE uNrERRIFIED DEMOCRATS.
ssnsibly Organizing Already for the
spring Csmpaign.

Madison Ward Club met last night IN
the Chancery Court room, audited Us
bills. paid them, and then closed up IL
work of the last campaign.
On motion Of VI Rawlings IL was de-
ciied 10 organize in each OF the four pre-.
cincis of the ward club whose member
ship shall be twenty-five, from each OF
these four ubs there shall be appointed
an Executive Committee Of three. and
these four Executive Committees are to
be an Executive Board for The war !.
The organization of these precinct clubs
will be- proceeded with at once.
Fulton Club meets tonight at herse
Hall FIR reOrganiZniOn.
The officers Of the new Elba Democrat
ic Club are President, John J. King V ice
Presidents, John ii. O'Bannon. Captain
W. C. PulleI; Secretary, ; b. Brady, and
Sergeant-at. Arms. J. " Gilmer
The old tOlumhian Democratic Clut
has been recognised II comprises yoter'
from the First and Fifth Districts. Tins
club has done sterlins work 10 The ps.l
and will do similar work in the future.
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nroaa.street nethodI.t Church.

The absence Of the pastors al the con
ference In Danyille drew upon The mem.
hers of the different Methodist Churches
for a supply last Sunday Happily for
this church they found among their lay
men one who could well till the pulpit.
Dr. j. L. Buchanan, L. l.. d, Secretary
Of he State Board Of Education, gaze
the audience assembled what is known as
a bible reading. but il proved TO be a ser
mon Of great power and logical reason
ing
1t is seldom that such an effort meets
with success, but IL is hoped that DR..
Buchanan will allow himself TO be heard
often in this city, as his researches and
deep thinking would be Of advantage 10
those who are seeking after truth against
error.
The Sunday-school OF this church Is
growing rapidly in numbers and interest
and the singing is aided by She addition
of organ. violin. yiolincello, and cornet.
Mr.. T. +. Minor, the superintendent, Is
giving 10 il his lime and experience, and
& well ided by an efficient corps OF
teachers. The school bids fair TO become
second to none In the city.
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The TINES gave an account sunday Of
the robbery Of Mr. W. II. Cox's store
house, lOj north Eighteenth, al 2 a m.
Saturday, and The nnding Of the stolen
goods Saturday night and arrest Of all the
parhs.
Yesterday the thieves were tried In II e
Police Court Mr. Cox testified to the
loss of the goods. and his son, Mr.. John
Cox, TO having accompanied the officers
and finding the stolen cans Of lard and
Identifying the same Sergeant Whit
lock, after being furnished with descrip-
ton OF the supposed thieves, arrested
James Twyman and John Glasgow and
searched the premises Of Gcorgina James
wi ere the lard was found.
Olhrr evidence was heard which point
cd 10 lyman and Glasgow as the thieves,
and an three parties were sent on 10 the
grant jury. the thieves for burglary aud
GeOrgiana for receiving stolen goods.
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Arrested rIiehtofa Sweet Bird.

Causey Woodworth, the delicate bird OF
prey. who. while on his southern passage
broke into the residence of Mr w. b
Satierwhite while he and his family were
at church sunday, and stole sundry arti-
cles of wearing apparel and some cash
and was arrested by his victim Monday
morning. was before the Police Court
Yesterday Justice Richardson telephoned
the county courthouse II magistrate
was there and receiving al affirmative
answer, sent the tramp, who, by this time
Was In his shirt-slceyes, down there A
warrant was issued for him by Squire
Humphrey and bis trial began. Before
the evidence WAS fully gone into, Wood
worth pleaded guilty, and was sent on 10
the grand jury aad locked up in Jail.
The bird of prey occupies the same cell
as did the chicken cock which was locked
up several days ago, but escaped.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.
A Father aud Son sri1ed with Hydropho.
bla

Father aud Son S.ized with Hydropho.
bia.
CnrcAGo. November % Bruno Muel-
Ter. head Of The painting firm Of Mueller
& Co.. of this cry, is suffering from hy-
drophobia. and his case presents some
features which make IL peculiarly inter
esting as well as sad la June last Mu-
eler and bis ten yenrold son were In
ssloon in the neighborhood OF his resi-.
dence. The boy began playing with a
small eur that bad slraycd into the place.
The dog biz the lad IN The hand, and
While attempting 10 rescue his son from
lhe animals attack The father WAS also
bitten. Six weeks later the boy led, and
bis physician had 10 hesilancy In pro-
nounCing the case one OF well defined hy-
droph0bia Last Saturday the father was
stricken down with the same di-ea-e,
and 10 day is suffering untold agony.
Four p- minent physicians are In atien-
lance. and frirnds OF Mueller are
constantly win him to care for him In
his spasms Mr. Niue Ter realizes bis con
diiinn. aud Is. during his lucid intervals,
disposins of his property
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
YESTERDA rs DOINGS IN THIS CITY
AND VICINITY
Further Talk About the OtIey Telegram.
The Investigation About to Peter Out.
Court News Travelling Tramps and
Rambling RObbers- General Gossip.

The committee appointed by the Board
OF Aldermen TO investigate the Otley
telegram met in the Council Chamber
Yesterday evening at O'Clock, in pursu-
ance 10 the call of the chairman. Present
-Messrs Bland, chairman Powers, and
Nohle, and City Attorney Meredith
Nj. Powers suggested that resolution
be passed setting forth the fact that the
committee had been unable to discover
who it was that sent the telegram to Mr.
Otley, and considerable discussion fol-
lowed
MIR Noble was in favor Of another
meeting in the hope Of getting further
testimony.
Mr.. Powers said he would never attend
another.
Mr. Bland thought 1t proper to 60 TO
Washington and get the testimony there.
Mr Powers asked who of the commit
tee would 90 and pay their own expenses.
Thr committee bad no money.
Mr.. Meredith being asked, said that
"the evidence in Washington was con-
Trajectory to that of the former invcsli-
CATION. A Government expert said The
Telegram was written by Mr. Murphy,
and witness had described the sender
which description fitted MIR Murphy, yet
responsible Witnesses here had sworn
that Mr.. Murphy was not here on that
day. II Is matter for you gentlemen
alone TO decide tell you as l lold an
other committee, you cannot Investigate
matters Of this kind without spending
money
Mr.. Bland "I can't understand why
g members Of the committee lmeaning
the absent ones don't attend The meet
ings."
Mr.. Powers: THAT is just one of my
reasons for not coming any more.
Mr. Noble suggested that the choir
man see Mr.. Ouey and ascertain from
him whether he desires the investigation
should be carried any farther, aud having
50 ascertained that The Chairman call lhr
committee together TO determine upon
their further action Agreed 10.
Adjourned.
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Lead-Pipe TIieves.

Yesterday morning Officer Lampkin
In The nighborhood Of Main and Twenty
second streets. saw William Winston. a
white man and a well-knOwn thief, with
a suspicious. looking bundle in his posses
sion He examined it and found it to
consist Of a lot of lead wafer pipe, which
had been cur from some private residence
The lot weighed about one hundred
pounds The officers think that IL WAS
stolen from some vacant house on Church
Hill Winston was arrested and will
have 10 explain matters satisfactorily this
morning TO Police Justice Richardson or
60 TO Jail
dpr0p0s of this, Major Poe remarked
10 The reporter yesterday that a vacant
house on Eleventh street had been robbed
of iis plumbing, and that the police had
been informed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

Our agreeable fellow citizen, Mr.. Ran
dolph Tatum, has gone to sunny Caliior'
MIA for Il winter visit, and promises TO
send The TIMES little memorandum Of
the Virginians who have made honors
and fortunes on the Pacific slope. Bon
coyage, Ran. May you have good time
and make one OF the fortunes yourself
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The Theatre

MacColin's Opera Comique Company
last night appeared TO a very fine house
at the Theatre, gathered to hear The bril-
liant little opera, in three acis, by Narney
entitled The Muskeleers The music is
very bright and sparkling and the audi
ence were greatly pleased with ils rendi-
tion. The entire troupe is far above the
average, and the operas they resent are
all well given and make delightful "all-
around" entertainment. The company
will be in Richmond for the remainder OF
the week, and all who attend their per-
formances may be assured OF pleasant
evenings.
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The NIoznrt.

The Two Old Cronies at the Mozart
Academy OF Music last night was at
tended by a fair house. 1t is mir'h
provoking comedy, full of ludicrous hits
and mirthful situations, which kept the
audience in good humor from the rise to
the fall Of the curtain The merits of the
entertainment should insure good houses,
and as il will be produced for the last
time al a matin e TO day and tonight, it
will doubtless be literally patrOnized by
our amusement lovers. The Academy is
fast firmly establishing itself in public
esteem by the fine class Of entertain
ments it is offering the public this sea
son.
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john MO>T's TRIAL.
ronr Jnror. AIrsady Oblalnsd

Four Jurors Already Obtained
New YORK, November % Part Of the
Court 0i General SESSIONS. where Johann
Moi. the Anarchist. is 10 be- tried o day
Tor mislcmeanor In making inctn'iinry
speeche, 10 crowd of Anar, ,hisis about
ten DAYS ago, was filled with people anx-
Gus 10 sre and hear what would tran-
.uire Precautions were taken 10 admit
only those who had business in the court.
DsLancry Nic0ll appears for the pro-ecu-
lion. and William r Howe defends the
,ccused. Most wns present early and
was atiised in his best clothes. His
iawny heard had he freshly trimmed.
Afier The case had been called, the work
# getting a jury was commenced. Up
To noon The first juror had not be secur'
cd.
Lawyer Dan" Doughery Of Philadel-
phia. was one OF the audience 10 The
court room.
UptO2 o'clock. when recess was
taken, four jurors had been Obtained.
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Report Of the Penitentl.ry Directors.

Report Of the Penitentlsry Directors.
The annual report Of the Board Of Di.
rectors OF the Virginia Pcniteniiary for
The fiscal year ending September 30, 1881
has been received from the efficient Nu
perinieudent w w Moses. The fnan-
cial exhibit is gratifying, showing a total
gain this year over last in cash. inn
provements and increased inventory of
SIS. 1874 90.
The total number of convicts is: White
men. 1872 white women, 3 colorcd men,
no. colored women, 6l Total, 067
There are eleven prisoners serving life
times During the year % while and 80
colored were pardonel, conyicts cs-
caprd % had their terms commuied 20
shorter terms, 80 died. Number received
during the year, 1856 number discharged,
2g3 There was one birth during the
year and TWO other children are confined
with their mothers.
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Freemssonry Among Tramps.

Tramps are infesting the city at all
points 1t Is rule among the proies-
sionals to keep a list of places where they
have been kindly treated, and sup, ly this
information TO others. In other words,
they are quite well organized. In The
city one or two private residences where
one tramp was well fed and given a
lodging, has been overrun with members
Of that travelling gang until the police
protec ion has had TO be sought, and IL
The gang do not keep away from those
localities they will enjoy the privilege OF
sleeping behind the bars al the corner Of
Marshall street and Jail alley.
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Rrl..on confers with Grerr.

PARIS November % NJ Brisson had
a conference with President Greyy to-day
and told bim that the crisis in relation 20
the presidency appeared to be without
a remedy The president asked why
VI Brisson replied that II would be pain
ful 20 explain. The reason was uniycr.
sally apparent He reminded NJ Grevy
that at an in ependent meeting on sun
day he hal maintain Il that nobody was
entitled TO demand that the president re-
sign. He was still Of the same opinion.
The president alone, added VI Brisson,
was entitled 10 raise the question.
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rn.tamned Tobacco.

William White, negro, was srrsigned
In the Police Court yesterday, charged
with stealing manufactured tobacco from
some one unknown, and wi b trying To
sell IL on the street. The tobacco was
unsiamped Justice Richardson sent
White on 10 United States Commissioner
Pleasanis. who in turn sent him on 10
the rand Jury for a violation of the in
ternal revenue laws.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
SPORTING AND ATHLETIC.

Tommy Warren ond Patsy O'leary in 81.
paul have ~,ad articles 70 FIGHT 70 q finish
on Jaa. 3. I.alon prize ring rule with vnaI
cloyc,. Tor l.nJa side Each has put up
500 forfeit
sc V'hiakor Crawfordsyille, Ind, has
bro,.e. tl,o b,cyclist record by wheeling -
mil, il twenty four hours This run was
mad, ov.r tl.c road between CrawfordsyiN'
and Lal.yette and exceeds by eighteen mile
any previous run
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
Change OF schedule.

BY reference 10 the advertisement else
where published it will be seen that the
Old Dominion steamship company have
made a change in their schedule. Steam
ers will hereafter leave Richmond every
Tuesday and Friday at SPIN. They leave
New York every Wednesday and Salur-
day. arriving In Richmond Monday md
F iday evenings Freight received daily
until the hour OF sailing.
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In this court yesterday verdict was
rendered in the case of Glenn, trustee OF
the National Express Company against
Goddin, AppersOn & Co. and others as
foll ws For the plaintiff against James
L. Apperson for $4,000, with interest
on IS 400 of that amount from today un-
I'll paid The jury also returned yer-
diet in favor OF the defendant, Lewis
Ginter, and for the costs incurred by him
in defending this suit
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PRICE, TWO CENTS
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CURRENT EVEN1S OF INTEREST AT
HONE AND 4 oROAD.
Interview Between Bismarck aud the Csar.
The Complaints shey Have. The One
Against the Other-TerribIe Death from
Hvdrophobia-to,eig News Items.

BERLIN, November 22.-The North
GermaR Gdzcite prince Bism.rck's or.
gam says he inter, lew between the Car
nnd Prince Bismarck Jn Friday last was
of friendly aud very comprehen-
siye c-artclcr The Car complained
of the policy Of Germany, especially Of
her policy toward bulgaria, which he said
WAS directed against kus,ia as letters
received al The tussian foreign ottice
showed.
Piince Bismarck indicated that Ger
many always regarded Bulgaria a. Ing
within the sphere OF Russian interest and
acted la this spirit wherever no strictly
German interests we're involved. He eX.
pressed desire TO see the letters the
var had mentioned. lie then formula.
red az hngth the German complaints
against Russia The Car was attentive
and promised on his return 10 St Peters
burg 10 belter inform himself on the
questions on which those complaints were
founded and 10 arrive AT decisions accord
ingly.
80 MODIFICATION OF POLICY EXPECrED
ST PETgRsBrRo. November Ell il
not considered in political circles here
that the inte'y view between the Car and
Prince Bismarck at Berlin will lead to a
modification of the policy Of either
Russia or Germany II Is believed
though that &c may contribute to the
maintenance and strengthening Of the
friendship between the two empires,
provided both respect mutual political
independence and both are desirods to
mninInin nnAre
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ESTABLISHED IN iS43.
OSCAR CRAM & CO.,
Importers and Dealers I'm

UNE WINES. LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
b. cave 90 call attention 20 their l'rgc stock
u tae above mem toned goods, most Of which
.rs of th.ir own importation from the first
loa... n Europe snd Havana.
saerles OF many different qualities, from
hs over % the very finest grades Madeiras
ron .ou 20 nifty years Old Bandes, vintages
t.u ls-, tO 1884.
Tae.r stock of fine Rye. Bourbon. and Scotch
Rtskcs. Jamaica and ~. Croix Rum, Apple
m Peach Brandies rs not sui assed by any
,9ase BOZ this city
0i Chau pagnes they always keep all the
alng bmurs in stock, but refer especially
oler Premiere seue and Win des Goisses,
elected for them. and conceded 20 be the
lre.' wines imported. 5Oc6daw3w
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ruE DAILY TINES ALMANAC.

Captain Pleasant Of the First police
district who has been sick some little
lime, reported for duty yesterday.
DR.. W. p. Palmer formerly Of Rich
mond. hul now Of Norfolk, was In the
city Yesterday.
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WINES. LIQUORS, &c.
.DREPARE IN TINE FOR THE
INNER MANI
JUST ARRIVED.

JUST ARRIVED.
yee Roqnefort Cheese.
S.f NtufCh8l ellie Cheese.
Nfu Fr nsge de Bue.
Nru RoOcrf y. ii eapp.e cheese
N.a rates dc Foies Gras
N.v AuChOvis lSardrlle f.
Nee Ru-slan and Freuch Sardlnes.
.fw Picked Lamb Tongues.
N.a smoAc aud alt salmon.
Nla smoked Her ings.
N.u Homeless Codnsn.
Nee EvapOratei California Aprlcots.
Aru Ev ,porated Peaches and Apples.
Ncs Harlryand Ga meal.
Nru Buckwne8t Flour.
V.r Honey and Mapir syrup.
Nrw Cape Cod o. anbcrrics.
Ncw Ma AKA Ralsins.
Sew Manga q apes.
sew Figs and Dates
Nrw extra nuc atsup
Nrw imported Sauerkraut.
Also ncw arrival OF my CELEBRATED
.WFET MIXED PICKLES at onh 81 per
a.ul.
~, wcll-sc ected large stock of general
,nOCERtES. WINES, LIQUORS, and daily
fNESH BOTTLED LAG Elk BEER,
to0 well known 20 need further mentioning.
Please send your orders in time SO they can
...H.f On Ia attended 10.
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To Our Advertisers.

Telephone at pm. TO the TINES office,
$40. II YOU have an item Of news, and 1t
will be published In our telephone column.
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The Governor is Lard al work prepar'
ing his message for the coming Legisla'
ture.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Clerk Duval recorded between the Oc-
lober and November terms Of the Hus-
tings Court. thirty.eighl deeds
The little colored boy. Frog, who 10 is
supposed, was shot by a companion 100
the country near Manchester, was The
victim Of a rock battle He was bio in
the mouth This is the belief Of the po
lice
The City School Board were 10 have
met in regular session last night There
is not a great deal of business before
them TO transact. except the routine mat
tiers. The school buildings will be cree
led IN The spring. and the city will Issue
bonds TO pay for them All schools in
the city are well attended, well taught by
efficient teachers, and the parents are
proud Of the advance in studies their
children are making.
TO morrow, Thursday, being Thanks
giving Day, an the public offices IN thc
city will be closed All the school child
rem will also enjoy holiday not only in
Manchester but in Chesterfield
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
4 DAYS RECORD IN OUR SOUTHERN
BROOKLYN.
Two Out OF the Three Muses. Arrested
for Fighting and Carrying Concealed
Weapons-Msyor Tsyiur Gives them
Wholesome Advice-BrIefs aud Personals

William and Clarence Muse, the two
drunken negroes who attempted 20 take
possession Of Manchester street car
and clear out its occupants, We're before
Mayor Taylor Yesterday morning
The first witness was Mr. Albert Hart
ley, who was the first young man as
saulted. He said he was on the rear plat
form when the TWO MUSES. got on the
car; that without any proyOcation he
was struck twice by William Muse, IN
each instance being bit in the face.
When first struck he thought Muse had
made a mistake OF identity and meant
him for somebody else When he was
struck the second time lie thought differ
emily, and was choking the negro when
Officer Jones arrived
The other Witnesses all testified 90 the
effect that William and Clarenre Muse
were drunk, disOrderly, and had made a
wilful assault on more than one person
during the melee which followed the ar
rival of Officer Jones. The assault on
Officer Jones hy both the MUSES., was
clearly established
Mayor TAYLOR sent William Muse to
Jail for ninety days and Clarence Muse
for sixty days, on the charge Of wilful as
sault The two MUSES. were also sent ON
to the grand jury for as-aultiug a po ice
officer while Ia the discharge of bis duty.
Clarence Muse was also fined $50 and
COSTS Tor carrying concealed weapons, and
the razor found on his person coniiscaied
II will be long time before the twin
MUSES. will see freedom again, and when
they do they VIII doubtless act ON the
suggestion Of the Mayor yesterday. Put
many miles between you and Manches-
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MEATS. sc.
II STEMS PIONEER
MEAT MARKET

M, a.,ps always on hand full supply of fresh
1.e Oi All kinds. Call arC sec us at
sVly. lois Hull 81. Manchester.